Make sure you add it to http://www.coinmap.orgAlso, if you want to attract Bitcoin users...show art that includes boobs.  You are too funny. Some boobs would be nice though.  How 'bout art, boobs and leather?  The same artist, my brother-in-law, did three seats for Steven Tyler's bikes, two of which are housed in his museum, the other he rides daily (weather permitting, assumed). He also did tooled all the leather holsters for some governor-cum-wrestler. |
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Q. Can I visit your office, data center or manufacturing facilities?
A. Earlier visits were possible by preliminary coordination for some of our wholesale customers. However after several cases of industrial espionage we decided to prohibit personal visits. Obvious sign of a scam! |
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EDIT: To be clear, it's a 100% scam! |
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Would it suffice in a galactic economy the size of our local group?
About how much is a suffice meme worth? |
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 This is so inspiring, I went out and bought this cute little girl a fish for Christmas. At 54, by my calculations, in the year... |
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Anyone here up to counterfeiting $500 billion in U.S. treasury bonds for me ?
What's in it for us? |
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Am I supposed to reply to all this with something clever even though I got nothing?
What "all this" specifically are you referring to? Why would he need to refer to something specifically in this thread? Otherwise what else "all this" may refer to? Isn't that exactly right? Who else here doesn't like that lame question? Does this thread need a crutch or can it stumble on on it's own? Is there an option for both? For both on on? |
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So in closing, I hope this post shed some light on the topic but I would kindly ask you not to reply.
Very sincerely,
not reply?! - ha -- Fuck you! That would be stupid. Do you think I am going to let you publish a huge list of misinformation and conclude with: 'don't reply'? Why can you put forth your bullshit, and others are expected to stay silent? Let me answer: it is because you are a troll cybersquatter who sits on domain names and tries to extract money from people who actually are building nice internet businesses. Domain name squatting isn't clever. The spirit of the whole thing is quite bad. It arises only from a mere quirk in the registration rules and trademark laws. The nature of what you are doing is corrupt and foul. You are a pig. Go learn to write some code and build something nice for bitcoin rather than sitting around trying to swipe thousands from people just because you ran to the registration desk before they did. Lost interest in the largest Bitcoin project in the world after - Visiting a website that doesn't even have a logo that renders correctly.
- Listening to you tell the people you're asking funding for, how to conduct themselves when they communicate. Have yet to see another organization call the people they seek funding from "appalling".
Best of luck in your extraordinary project. Renderings aside, hence my take echoing yours. Like we need more Zerlans in the Bitcoin community.  |
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World's Largest Bitcoin Project Now Seeking Venture Capital
Domain name cybersquatting is rather boring. Why do you think this is the 'world largest bitcoin project'? You got lucky one time - very few are stupid enough to believe the domain name means anything. Look at circle.com - they just made a name. Then, built a great service. People go to them for the good press and services - not for the name. If you put good service behind any name, that name will finally be good. bitcoinwallet.com is the dumbest asset out there. why would a VC want to share your stupid domain squatting business which is little more than a rip-off from bad behavior (registering domain with the idea you can extort money from others later). First of all, let me kindly address your elementary confusion. Cybersquatting, according to the United States federal law known as the "Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act", is registering, trafficking in, or using a domain name with bad faith intent to profit from the goodwill of a trademark belonging to someone else. Here is a copy / paste explaining the UDRP process from ICANN.org for your further education: (viii) Specify the trademark(s) or service mark(s) on which the complaint is based and, for each mark, describe the goods or services, if any, with which the mark is used (Complainant may also separately describe other goods and services with which it intends, at the time the complaint is submitted, to use the mark in the future.); (ix) Describe, in accordance with the Policy, the grounds on which the complaint is made including, in particular, (1) the manner in which the domain name(s) is/are identical or confusingly similar to a trademark or service mark in which the Complainant has rights; and (2) why the Respondent (domain-name holder) should be considered as having no rights or legitimate interests in respect of the domain name(s) that is/are the subject of the complaint; and (3) why the domain name(s) should be considered as having been registered and being used in bad faith Moving forward: Premium domain name asset research and analysis, alongside ownership and brokering, is a very rare and lucrative skill set and the foundation to a multi-billion dollar global marketplace that has been thriving for ten consecutive calendar years. Have you seen the reported Year-To-Date sales reports? Did you know MILLIONS of dollars trade hands each and every month? It is estimated that only 20 - 40% of sales are reported to media outlets leaving millions of dollars trapped under NDA's and private transactions. Reported Sales 2014: http://dnjournal.com/ytd-sales-charts.htm Reported Sales 2013: http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2013/2013-top-100-sales-charts.htmReported Sales 2012: http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2012/2012-top-100-sales-charts.htmReported Sales 2011: http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2011/2011-final-ytd-sales-charts.htmReported Sales 2010: http://dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2010/2010-final-ytd-sales-charts.htm Global Historical TOP reported SALES list via another source: http://www.domaining.com/topsales/Moving forward: You, like many misinformed others, have turned this conversation into a "domain name" conversation about "speculating". Our portfolio, for your information, receives tens-of-thousands of page views and thousands of highly-targeted global visitors each-and-every-month with a $0.00 advertising and marketing budget exclusively by the ownership of our premium assets. Microsoft, among countless others, have conducted global academic studies and proven domain bias in SEO and PPC. Period. There is no snake oil. There is no hype. There is no maybe-kinda-sorta. Numbers don't lie. People do. Premium domain names are generic, intuitive, category or industry-defining, and represent a timeless competitive advantage in ANY and EVERY industry or niche on Earth. If you don't agree, it simply means you do not understand. I am by no means suggesting you "need" a generic domain asset to be successful, but rather stating (with conviction) that owning a premium domain asset will supply ANY project with a solid foundation and a consistent wave of advantages along the development path and will undeniably elevate the brands valuation pre-and-post divestment. And for the record, we didn't "get lucky once with BitcoinWallet(.com)", we have been involved in millions of dollars of premium domain name asset transactions. And for your information, we have fielded numerous six-figure inquires even prior to our PR release. So in closing, I hope this post shed some light on the topic but I would kindly ask you not to reply. The consistent negative and unprofessional tone in the forums is appalling. If anyone has ANY negative comments, or, genuine questions or concerns regarding our hard work and the release of our developments, please feel free to discuss any issues on a professional level - in private via direct message. Very sincerely, Hello everyone.
I am a professional media consultant, developer, and investor.
This is my first post on BitcoinTalk and I wanted to share some research.
Just food for thought...
Note:
On May 5th 2011 a woman by the name of "Michelle Szabo" registered the domain names "PayWithBitcoin.com" and "PayWithBitcoins.com".
Is this the wife, sister, or cousin of the rumored inventor of Bitcoin?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?
Here are a few other interesting domain name asset registrations with dates.
Enjoy!
Ps: A small donation would be greatly appreciated for the six hours of work!
IsBitcoinAScam.com = private registration on 4/12/2013
IsBitcoinReal.com = Ankur Bansal on 11/24/2013
BitcoinPonzi.com = Martin Naylor on 11/24/2013
BitcoinHype.com = Fraser Burt on 4/11/2013
BitcoinForDummies.com = FirstBrain IT on 6/9/2011
21MillionBitcoin.com = Ricky Florido on 3/22/2013
21MillionBitcoins.com = Brian Kempner on 2/26/2013
HowToBuyBitcoin.com = Bit-Pay, LLC on 8/30/2012
HowToBuyBitcoins.com = private registration on 8/13/2012
WhereToBuyBitcoins.com = Tom Longson on 9/19/2012
BuyBitcoinsNow.com = private registration on 6/14/2011
BuyBitcoins.com = private registration on 6/28/2010
SellBitcoins.com = Sally Rich on 6/28/2010
BuyBitcoin.com = private registration on 11/16/2010
SellBitcoin.com = Lifestyle Optimizer on 3/18/2012
BitcoinApp.com = Stephen Gornick on 11/19/2010
BitcoinApps.com = Stephen Gornick on 11/22/2010
BitcoinMobileApp.com = private registration on 12/5/2013
BitcoinMobileApps.com = Matthew Green on 5/13/2013
BitcoinMobile.com = private registration on 5/11/2012
BitcoinMarketing.com = Epik, Inc on 7/29/2012
BitcoinAdvertising.com = private registration on 5/10/2011
BitcoinForum.com = private registration on 10/15/2010
BitcoinBlog.com = private registration on 10/15/2010
BitcoinETF.com = Omnipire Corporation on 9/21/2012
BitcoinIPO.com = John Gainor on 6/19/2013
BitcoinOTC.com = Epik, Inc on 12/18/2010
BitcoinATM.com = private registration on 4/11/2011
BitcoinBank.com = Chadwick Miller on 7/13/2010
BitcoinOptions.com = Eduardo Jesus Fernandez Corrales on 4/12/2011
BitcoinCalculator.com = private registration on 2/19/2011
BitcoinConversion.com = private registration on 5/9/2011
BitcoinMarket.com = Epik, Inc on 6/24/2013
BitcoinVolume.com = private registration on 5/3/2011
BitcoinPrice.com = Kendall Saville on 12/31/2010
BitcoinValue.com = Stein Galen on 12/31/2010
BitcoinValuation.com = Matthew Klein on 8/5/2013
BitcoinGambling.com = Jennifer Dromon on 4/22/2011
BitcoinLottery.com = Bradley Wyse on 7/26/2010
BitcoinFuture.com = private registration on 5/2/2011
BitcoinBubble.com = private registration on 5/2/2011
BitcoinTicker.com = Help.org LLC on 4/22/2011
BitcoinGraph.com = private registration on 6/6/2011
BitcoinGraphs.com = private registration on 6/19/2011
BitcoinChart.com = private registration on 5/11/2011
BitcoinCharts.com = private registration on 11/7/2010
BitcoinStock.com = private registration on 10/13/2010
BitcoinCommodity.com = private registration on 5/30/2011
BitcoinCurrency.com = Domain Specifics LLC on 4/12/2012
BitcoinInvestment.com = private registration on 11/24/2010
BitcoinTheft.com = private registration on 5/03/2011
BitcoinFraud.com = private registration on 5/2/2011
BitcoinTrade.com = Noorinet? on 10/2/2011
BitcoinTrader.com = Matthew Courtney on 11/26/2010
BitcoinTraders.com = Epik, Inc on 6/15/2012
BitcoinTrading.com = Richard Vialoux on 11/26/2010
BitcoinFoundation.com = private registration on 12/6/2010
BitcoinMining.com = private registration on 11/26/2010
BitcoinSoftware.com = private registration on 11/28/2010
BitcoinHardware.com = private registration on 5/3/2011
BitcoinComputer.com = Victor Suarez on 3/8/2013
BitcoinComputers.com = private registration on 3/28/2013
BitcoinPayment.com = private registration on 11/24/2010
BitcoinWallet.com = Eric Swanson on 7/13/2010
BitcoinMoney.com = DigiCoast on 11/26/2010
BitcoinFinance.com = Lewis Bowker on 4/17/2011
BitcoinNews.com = DigiCoast on 12/28/2010
BitcoinExpo.com = The Life And Times of Robert Sama on 6/15/2011
BitcoinConference.com = private registration on 4/19/2011
BitcoinWhitePaper.com = private registration on 11/24/2013
BitcoinOwner.com = TradeBTC on 10/20/2011
BitcoinCreator.com = Dietzer? on 6/18/2011
BitcoinFounder.com = Payward, Inc on 8/22/2011
BitcoinBroker.com = private registration on 11/26/2010
BitcoinBrokers.com = Epik, Inc. on 4/25/2011
BitcoinExchange.com = Mark Karpelès (Tokyo) on 12/22/2009
BitcoinExchanges.com = Fred Madrid on 5/17/2011
BitcoinMillionaire.com = Coleman Parker Taylor Private Equity Ltd. on 6/3/2011
BitcoinBillionaire.com = private registration on 5/3/2011
BitcoinMovie.com = Jennifer Dromon on 4/23/2011
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IndiaBitcoin.com = Sunny Ray (speaker at conference below)
GlobalBitcoinConference.com = Sathvik V? on 10/2/2013 (actual conference this month in Bangalore, India)
ButterCoin.com = Carll Hoffman on 8/26/2011 (backed by Google Ventures)
BitcoinTrust.co = Bitcoin Investment Trust (Launched by SecondMarket)
Circle.com = private registration on 4/9/1999 (wow @ date and backed by $9m in funding)
BitcoinFoundation.org = private registration on 12/6/2010
CoinDesk.com = Shakil Khan on 5/4/2008
BitcoinTalk.org = private registration on 6/24/2011
BitcoinMagazine.com = private registration on 5/20/2011
WeUseCoins.com = private registration on 2/25/2011
UseBitcoins.info = Vassilis Vatz on 5/8/2013
HowToBuyBitcoins.info = Jonathan Waller on 1/1/2013
TheGenesisBlock.com = private registration on 4/1/2013
MtGox.com = Mark Karpelès (Tokyo) on 1/2/2007 (interesting)
CoinBase.com = CoinBase, Inc on 7/2/2011 (backed by $6.11m in funding)
BTC-e.com = private registration on 6/17/2011
BitPay.com = on 11/15/2004 (interesting date, backed by $2.1m in funding)
Bitcoin.com = private registration on 1/4/2008 (wow)
Bitcoins.com = Mark Karpelès (Tokyo) on 3/30/2000 (double wow)
Bitcoin.org = private registration on 8/18/2008 (triple wow)
NickSzabo.com = Nicholas Szabo on 6/6/2012
SatoshiNakamoto.com = Jennifer Dromon on 4/22/2011
Donations: 1F9Yy3EkYjtxsGTJovU1GEaUZTxhJPCyFX
Seriously, you needed to solicit 0.00273841 BTC ($1.02 USD at today's exchange rate) to augment the millions you've already made? When you shot yourself in the foot, was it only a flesh wound or did it require stitches? |
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Bitstamp.
They do this from time to time.
If that's the case, then this time it was ~$81,077,527.00. It wasn't USD$ it was 217,517.63438199 BTC Or, as some would say, 5,355 sets of these...  |
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Bitstamp.
They do this from time to time.
If that's the case, then this time it was ~$81,077,527.00. |
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Am I supposed to reply to all this with something clever even though I got nothing?
What "all this" specifically are you referring to? Why would he need to refer to something specifically in this thread? Otherwise what else "all this" may refer to? Isn't that exactly right? Who else here doesn't like that lame question? |
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